Next Man Utd manager: Top candidates and their chances of landing Old Trafford job
Manchester United face a major decision in the coming months as they seek to appoint a new manager.
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Manchester United's six senior centre-backs ranked from best to worst
As seems to be the case for every other position, Manchester United have spent a ridiculous amount of money on centre-backs in recent years but still look light in the position.
Jamie Carragher has been proven right about Manchester United's signing of Jadon Sancho
When Jadon Sancho completed his big-money move to Manchester United last summer, the England international was signed in a bid to solve the club's long-term search for a right-sided winger.
Erik ten Hag 'the favourite to become Manchester United's next boss'
Erik ten Hag has reportedly become the favourite to be Manchester United's next manager following 'exhaustive background checks'.
Man Utd hope to capitalise on Everton crisis by making most of two-year transfer plans
Lukaku's Inter exit was 'unexpected' admits Inzaghi
Manchester United accepted defeat over ‘ideal’ Julian Naelsmann in manager hunt
Manchester United would have loved to appoint Julian Nagelsmann as manager this summer, but have been forced to accept that he would not want to leave Bayern Munich to take up the job at Old Trafford.
Manchester United target Erik ten Hag's surprising record against English sides
Erik ten Hag is Manchester United's preferred managerial candidate as they continue to look for a permanent successor to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, though his record against English clubs isn't particularly great.
Erik ten Hag, Mauricio Pochettino, Julen Lopetegui or Luis Enrique - Who should replace Ralf Rangnick at Man Utd?
Reports suggest that Manchester United now have a four-man shortlist to replace Ralf Rangnick this summer — we examine the runners and riders. It appears that United are not interested in extending Rangnick's stay as coach, and given the mediocre results since his appointment, he has done little to force the hand of club CEO Richard Arnold to keep him on. Ad/> Perhaps that is a blessing for Rangnick, given the club also appear to have no clear plan for what they will do with him for the next two years of his contract, and they also don’t yet have a clear direction about where to go next.